[News] HKSI is suspending all campus events until further notice
March 16, 2020
Stay healthy and take care of each other. We'll be back![UBC] The University of British Columbia is transitioning to online learning
March 14, 2020
// Effective Monday March 16, UBC classes will transition to online for the remainder of the term. UBC’s campuses will remain open and all university operations will continue as normal, as we transition. //Film Series
March 13, 2020
A film series was organized by the student associates of HKSI to showcase some of the best Hong Kong cinema has to offer. October 4, 2019: The God of Cookery 食神 November 12, 2019: Echoes of the Rainbow 歲月神偷 January 22, 2020: The Greatest Wedding on Earth 南北一家親 February 14, 2020: An Autumn’s Tale 秋天的童話 […][CFA] Teaching assistants for Hong Kong/Canto courses
March 8, 2020
Deadline for applications for summer teaching assistantships for Hong Kong/Canto courses is March 31.[CFP] Hong Kong Studies Association Inaugural Conference
March 7, 2020
// The one-day conference, organised by the Centre for the Study of Democracy and the Contemporary China Centre, University of Westminster and the Department of Politics, University of Surrey, will feature panels on the ongoing crises in the territory, the shape and future of Hong Kong studies in the UK, LGBT and gender issues, and cutting-edge research by PhD students working on Hong Kong. //[Webcast] China and the Coronavirus: A Roundtable Assessment
March 4, 2020
For those who might have missed this panel discussion, here are the webcast and the photo album.[News] HKSI March Update is out
March 2, 2020
Check out our upcoming events![CFP] Hong Kong and Elsewhere: A HKS Symposium
February 29, 2020
// This conference, our third, aims to focus on Hong Kong’s relations with places beyond its borders, be they political, social, cultural, culinary, imaginary, or financial. //[CFP] Hong Kong & World Literature
February 29, 2020
// The topic of the symposium encourages us to explore the relationship between ‘Hong Kong’ and ‘World Literature’ in at least two potentially intersecting directions. On the one hand, we are interested in papers that examine how Hong Kong is represented, in dialogue with, translated, and contested by World Literature. What aspects of the city […][CFA] Global China: Resistance and Adaptation
February 21, 2020
// To promote a better understanding of what China’s increasingly prominent international footprint means for societies in the Global North and South, we are holding the third installment of the Made in China Summer School—‘Global China: Resistance and Adaptation’. The event will take place at the CISL Study Centre in Florence, Italy, from 13 to 17 July 2020 and will bring together scholars from all over the world for five days of discussions with trade unionists, international NGO activists, and students. The initiative will serve to lay the foundations for an international network of concerned scholars and civil society representatives with the aim of fostering international solidarity and knowledge sharing with regard to the social challenges emerging from an increasingly Global China. //